On Fri, 5 Aug 2022 at 08:41, Ralph Stirling
wrote:
> Shrink ratio is 3:1, so the 1/2" tubing should shrink down to about 1/4" diam.
And the 1/4" shrinks down small enough for my thinnest equipment wire. (1.2m)
--
atp
"A motorcycle is a bicycle with a pandemonium attachment and is
designed for
The tubing is flat of course, and comes in 1/8", 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", 3/4" and 1"
widths. I haven't tried larger than 1/2" yet. So a 1/2" piece will slip over
a cable about 3/4" in diameter. Shrink ratio is 3:1, so the 1/2" tubing should
shrink down to about 1/4" diam.
-- Ralph
On Aug 4, 2022
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On 8/4/22 23:28, Ralph Stirling wrote:
If you have ever wished for a nice way to label
wiring in a cnc machine project, you should
consider printing on heat shrink tubing. I just
bought a used Dymo LabelManager 160 for
$21 on ebay, and several heat shrink label
cartridges for about $5 each (for
What size wire do each each of the heat shrinks do?
On Thu, Aug 4, 2022, 10:28 PM Ralph Stirling
wrote:
> If you have ever wished for a nice way to label
> wiring in a cnc machine project, you should
> consider printing on heat shrink tubing. I just
> bought a used Dymo LabelManager 160 for
>
If you have ever wished for a nice way to label
wiring in a cnc machine project, you should
consider printing on heat shrink tubing. I just
bought a used Dymo LabelManager 160 for
$21 on ebay, and several heat shrink label
cartridges for about $5 each (for a 5ft roll),
and it makes beautiful wire
